Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah (single) - MP3/WMA/ DRM AAC download from only 49p (59p @ A

1carminestocky

xellieqx wrote: »

I totally forgot that humour and tongue-very-firmly-in-cheek comments are a total no-go on the internet!

Oh, so it was a JOKE. Brilliant. :rolleyes:

xellieqx

By the general definition of the word 'joke'; yes, I suppose it was a joke!

colinw

I think Tim Buckley and Jeff Buckley were both very tallented. Buckleys Grace album is superb and I liked it when he was ALIVE so it has nothing to do with him being dead. In fact I was looking forward to his second album when he tragically drowned. Also love the track Dolphins by his father.

BeenieCat

Bucky wrote: »

http://www.7digital.com/artists/jeff-buckley/hallelujah-1/ - unencumbered high quality 320k mp3 89p

http://www.tunetribe.com/product/index.html?id=604507 - cheaper but semi-crippled WMA (windows file) only 49p

http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=254578201&s=143444 - 79p but DRM AAC file from Apple

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001GT7U34/ref=dm_dp_trk6?ie=UTF8&qid=1229253559&sr=102-1 (59p @ Amazon)

http://www.play.com/Music/MP3-Download-Track/4-/6754724/Hallelujah/Product.html?aid=6754310 - Play.com 65p

Apart from iTunes (which i don't use) which of the above links actually counts towards the UK Chart?

DaisyNelson

Oh dear, nobody seems to have mentioned the John Cale version. Most definately on a par with the great man himself.
And what about katherine Williams? Doesn't she get a mention?
I certainly won't be buying the Xfactor travesty, but I'm glad Mr Cohen will make a few quid from it.

Daps

BeenieCat wrote: »

Apart from iTunes (which i don't use) which of the above links actually counts towards the UK Chart?

The first 3 options all contribute to the chart.

lawlorlane

Maybe its my age (28) but I like Alexandra's version best!! I have not listened to them all mind, just the ones on WE7, that someone posted earlier but of all them, I like Alex's best :-)

TaBunny

Personally I am fed up with the thought that every year we have to listen to the churned out singles of X, Y, Z, factor winners, what's wrong with having a good old fashioned number one at xmas that has gotten there the normal way rather than being released the week before and rammed down gullible peoples throats. Sigh. X factor is rot anyway just makes money for the Simon Cowells of this world.

lawlorlane

And boy do I wish I was Simon Cowell, well in the sense of his bank account anyway, those belts would rub on my b**bs (am I allowed to put that??)
My honest opinion is that any song is worthy of number one, new old, x factor, krypton factor, peter kay factor, anything, as long as its liked and bought then thats where it will end up.

roddydogs

Oh my Gawd, Rhyming "Do Yah" with "Alleujah" ??